Jeanty’s debut season has been slow to lift off in the Raiders’ backfield, with 424 rushing yards on a modest yards-per-carry and 4.0 pace, reflecting pacing issues and schematic fit. His high-effort profile suggests future upside if blockers and timing click, but the early seasons’ efficiency has lagged.

Jeanty logged 23 carries for 75 yards and a TD Week 6 with 2 receptions; efficiency is a concern, but the volume supports mid-to-low RB2 status, especially in a Week 7 KC tilt.

Jeanty ran with force and displayed a durable, physical running style that the Raiders can lean on in a run-first approach, giving the offense a tangible spark and increasing his fantasy depth if the workload grows.

Jeanty faced a stout Titans front and was stuffed on several carries, highlighting the line’s impact on his ceiling. His fantasy upside remains tied to offensive line health; in the right games, he can flash as a flex option, but consistency hinges on blocking improvements and game script.

Jeanty was the driving force on offense for Las Vegas, turning 75 rushing yards into a score and signaling a trusted backfield role as the Raiders lean on a run-first approach to balance a shaky passing game.